• Security

  • Portfolio
    Diversification

  • Tenant Loan
    Paydown

  • Appreciation
    and Income

  • Inflation
    Protection

  • Tax Benefits

6 Key Pillars

Security

Unlike the stock market, bonds, or CDs, Real Estate investing provides added security for your investment as it is backed by insurance and physical assets.

Portfolio Diversification

Real estate can provide diversification within a portfolio of traditional investments such as stocks and bonds.

Tenant Loan Paydown

Tenants cover your mortgage payments providing another means of supercharging your equity buildup over time.

Appreciation and Income

Real estate investments offer a streamlined path to wealth through the double-edged sword of a monthly cash flow and asset appreciation.

Inflation Protection

Over the long-term, real estate may provide a hedge against inflation since property values and rental income typically increase during periods of inflation.

Tax Benefits

Enjoy the full suite of tax benefits associated with real estate ownership including depreciation, pass-through losses, capital gains, and more.

Real Estate vs Other Asset Classes

Stocks

Real Estate

Bonds

Golds

CDs
High Cash Yield
Low Volatility
Equity Build Up
Leverage
Hard Asset
Inflation Hedge
Tax Advantage
Average Annual Return*
14-16%
12%
10%
4.25%
3.75%
3.5-4.25%
*Average annual returns based on target IRR investment criteria, avg annualized S&P 500/Gold returns since 2010, 10-year treasury yield/avg 10-year CD rates as of Nov 2022

Added Benefits of Multifamily

The value of residential real estate is determined by recent comparable sales in the area. Conversely, commercial multifamily properties are valued based on their net operating income (NOI) and market capitalization rate (CAP Rate). This allows investors to have greater influence on value add potential as NOI can be controlled within day-to-day management operations.

Value add multifamily real estate is the perfect balance of risk and return. The opportunity for forced appreciation through renovations and asset-repositioning leaves room for substantial returns, while also mitigating the risks associated with other multifamily asset classes.

A large tenant pool means a much lower hit to overall vacancy when any single tenant moves out, and more consistent/predictable tenant turnover. This significantly lowers the risk that an investor will need to come out of pocket in order to cover debt costs during vacancy, and allows for more consistent adjustment to market rental rates.

Multifamily properties allow additional room for cost segregation studies and accelerated depreciation in the very first year of the investment.

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